#random question lol

yeah my mum is burmese n my dad’s aussie 

But who is Niall?

Watching Joe and Anthony Russo’s cinematic masterpiece Captain America: The Winter Soldier. 

once by accident, never on purpose. i’m not opposed if someone deserves it though

I have no idea, but I want to make a folder of all the stuff I should add so I can map it out. 

i haven’t actually read them in years (i think i last re-read the entire series before i went to uni the first time so that was 2011) and obviously there’s a lot of questionable stuff in there that you spot as an adult just by being a fan and knowing the series inside out...not to sound like nicky lol but i have an english literature degree so i’m pretty finely tuned when it comes to picking up symbolism, themes etc. they’re certainly not perfect and no piece of literature exists in a vacuum in terms of picking up its context - you should see some of the early children’s literature I studied at uni, so much racism and sexism!  and it’s often hard to tell what was put there purposely and what wasn’t. there’s endless questions of that for harry potter. i wouldn’t expect children to pick up the more implicit themes though, they are very much fantasy books and children know that. like in terms of house elves being slaves, i didn’t grow up thinking slavery was acceptable just because i read the books as a child (and the books make a huge deal of hermione’s anti-house elf tirade!) and i certainly don’t consider myself antisemitic. I think if you’re aware of these things as an adult reading them that’s a sign you’re thinking critically about these things